Experts say this is the first university program in the world "designed to aggressively and strategically encourage the next generation to think, design and... | Continue reading
Despite a strong economy, homebuying affordability has decreased year-over-year due to a rise in mortgage rates and home prices. | Continue reading
A UN report calls the conditions for homeless residents in the Bay Area "cruel and inhuman," and a violation of human rights. | Continue reading
With high heat and pressure, Ingelia turns sewage and waste matter into a fuel that burns like coal, but releases less CO2 and harmful substances. | Continue reading
Google walkout: Workers are leaving their desks in protest over sexual misconduct at the company. | Continue reading
In the late spring of 2018, employees of the augmented reality startup Leap Motion were celebrating — they were on the verge of being acquired by Apple. | Continue reading
The Five Deeps expedition aims to explore the bottom of each of the world's oceans. The first stop is in Puerto Rico this December. | Continue reading
Sen. Chuck Grassley finally received a response from the Air Force about why it was spending exorbitant amounts on a coffee cup. | Continue reading
Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, threatens the Amazon. Three Brazilian entrepreneurs have created a device to help restore rainforests. | Continue reading
Vatican is trying to get in touch with millennials by releasing a game called 'Follow JC Go,' in the style of 'Pokemon GO' | Continue reading
Andy Rubin, the "father of Android," was reportedly paid a $90 million exit package when he left Google in 2014 following allegations of sexual misconduct... | Continue reading
Tesla's all-hands-on-deck rush to finish the quarter strong and "abnormally high" Model 3 pricing could drive a temporary profit, one bearish analyst told... | Continue reading
The Saudi government targeted and punished several dissidents after the American consultancy firm McKinsey & Company identified them in a report as critics... | Continue reading
In her book, "The Influential Mind," Dr. Tali Sharot, professor of cognitive neuroscience, shares the main factors that determine our ability to influence... | Continue reading
Melania Edwards is part of HSBC's International Manager Program, which trains senior executives for leading the international bank by putting them in top... | Continue reading
Hackers were able to access millions of users' highly sensitive personal data, including location, contact details, birthdate, recent searches, and more. | Continue reading
Google's got a crazy new feature coming to Pixel phones that aims to end those annoying telemarketer calls for good. | Continue reading
A major correction in the asset markets has been building for a while. There have been 10 years of economic growth since the great financial crisis of 2008... | Continue reading
DoNotPay has gone after everyone from landlords to airlines. Now it's targeting companies that get hacked. | Continue reading
A 21-year-old woman lives in Berkeley, California on $260,000 a year. She's a software engineer working in technology and pays $1,000 a month for rent and... | Continue reading
A Google software engineer released a comic book that satirizes Google's corporate culture in a warm but poignant way. | Continue reading
Sens. Marco Rubio and Richard Blumenthal sent a letter to the CEO of Supermicro regarding the recent Bloomberg report that the company sold equipment to tech... | Continue reading
A senior executive from Google's parent company, ex-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, and famed investor Marc Andreessen are all on the list. | Continue reading
Many slim people believe their weight is indicative of their health, but various studies show an unhealthy diet can still raise your risk of diabetes... | Continue reading
Last fall, Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak launched a coding bootcamp called Woz U. But course materials were of low-quality and many students felt like they... | Continue reading
Yellowstone erupts roughly every 600,000 years, and it's about 600,000 years since it last exploded — an eruption at the national park could lead to the... | Continue reading
In the release, Microsoft noted that its patent-licensing revenue was down 26% from a year ago. And it's because of Android. | Continue reading
The Su-57, a plane designed to kill the US F-35 and F-22 stealth jets with an innovative array of radars, saw a brief period of combat over Syria, but the... | Continue reading
NASA has promoted ISS expeditions to the public and US government agencies with fun posters inspired by series like "Star Wars" and "The Matrix." | Continue reading
General Electric head John Flannery is out after just more than a year at the top of the company. He will be replaced as chairman and CEO by H. Lawrence... | Continue reading
When we hear the term "ocean pollution", we often think of straws, bottles, and other plastic trash but cigarette filters are arguably a far more harmful... | Continue reading
Life just got worse for the 50 million people caught up in what may be the biggest hack of Facebook ever. | Continue reading
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The United States ranked sixth in the world for healthcare and education in 1990, but has since fallen behind its peers. This is partly the result of reduced... | Continue reading
Amazon has a new permanent store in the New York shopper's haven of SoHo called Amazon 4-Star. It puts all of Amazon's top-rated products in one physical... | Continue reading
I quit my job after 10 years of working at an aerospace brand and in finance. I had excelled in those roles — I earned great money and ran prestigious... | Continue reading
Facebook has lost six key executives over the past year, following the departure of Instagram cofounders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. It means CEO Mark... | Continue reading
Lenders including Santander and Societe Generale are testing the Interbank Information Network (IIN). JPMorgan built the information sharing programme on its... | Continue reading
A startup called Ambrosia that charges $8,000 to fill your veins with the blood of young people plans to launch its first clinic in New York City. Founded by... | Continue reading
An unofficial account of a Russian pilot of the Su-35, Russia's top jet fighter, posted pictures claiming to show a US F-22 Raptor stealth jet flying in the... | Continue reading
The Airbus A320 is the second best selling airliner of all time behind the Boeing 737. The jet is also known for being the first mass-produced commercial... | Continue reading
A million lines of code, if printed, would be about 18,000 pages of text. | Continue reading
New data in a research paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests the wage-dampening effect of mass unemployment has been overtaken by the... | Continue reading
Instagram's new TV service, IGTV, is recommending disturbing and potentially illegal videos, a Business Insider investigation has found. Business Insider... | Continue reading
Because sugar is a carb, many keto dieters drastically reduce their sugar intake, but they eliminate healthier carbs too. Nutritionists are starting to... | Continue reading
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that he believes the internet will split in two within a decade. He told an audience at a private event in San Francisco... | Continue reading
Uber could be buying Deliveroo, a key rival to the Uber Eats food delivery app. A Thursday report from Bloomberg said the company was in early talks to... | Continue reading
I recently had the strangely pleasurable experience of being virtually shrunken down to the size of an individual electron, gaining an immersive 360-degree... | Continue reading